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I think it is unlikely this was a turnover, but more likely biological of origin: Bacteria doing their thing! The bottom of your pond has probably gotten warm enough and conditions ideal enough for a bloom down there. Perhaps bubbles coming up are perpetuating the event by circulating water. That would be my guess.
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